r/Retro is a subreddit with 61k members. The community frequently discusses retro, nostalgia, movies, music, and technology, and the most common flair used is hidden gems, music, entertainment, television, and technology.
This subreddit is for all things retro.
Popular Topics in r/Retro
#1
Retro
63 posts
#2
Nostalgia
29 posts
#3
Movies
17 posts
#4
Music
15 posts
#5
Technology
13 posts
#6
80s
13 posts
#7
Video Games
12 posts
#8
Vintage
12 posts
#9
Collectibles
11 posts
#10
Tv
10 posts
Flair Used in r/Retro
#1
hidden gems
: "look what i found…"
24 posts
#2
Music
: "Dick Dale and Link Wray made heavy metal (try to change my view)"
12 posts
#3
Entertainment
: "do you had?"
10 posts
#4
Television
: "Memories?"
9 posts
#5
Technology
: "Una partida más y a dormir"
7 posts
#6
Pictures
: "Does anyone know this? Found it at grandma's"
6 posts
#7
Art & Design
: "Retro dreams of the 1980s. I just finished this 80s inspired acrylic work. City lights, summer glow."
5 posts
#8
Hobbies & Toys
: "Look what we found"
5 posts
#9
Video games
: "My favourite old PC game - SkiFree"
5 posts
#10
Food & Drink
: "Very specific time and place"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Retro
Yearly
+28k members(84.9%)
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Last updated: July 24, 2026